but now paul says he's willing to actively campaign for republican house candidates who would support's senate bill. >>> now paul says there's incentive to help the rp candidates because they're about four seats short of controlling the kentucky house of representatives. brown has reportedly considering a challenge to new hampshire's -- to launch an exploratory committee as early as today and that would allow him to begin raising money and hire a campaign staff. they would bring the national spotlight to new hampshire as republicans hope to win control of the senate this november. >>> mark zuckerberg said he made it clear to president obama he has serious concerns with the surveillance programs of the nsa. zuckerberg revealed on facebook he personally called the president wednesday night to complain. it follows reports they use a secret system to hack millions of computers and poses as facebook to installing software. . he writes the u.s. government should be tp champion for the internet, not a threat. they need to be much more transparent about what their doing. i've called president

paul tries to keep a slice of that. ted cruz goes off republicans, john mccain, mitt romney. saying essentially we can't keep nominating who don't stand for anything. rand paul, i will remind anyone who thinks we'll win elections by trashing previous republican nominees or holding one self-out as some paragon in the mold of reagan, that's splintering the party. >> he wants to be the unifier. that's why he's made nice with mitch mcconnell who he's playing a pretty aggressive role to help him with a legal problem back home in kentucky which is what i spoke to him about last week, about whether he could run in both for the senate and the president at the same time in kentucky. he is trying to -- that's why we saw him speak at the republican convention for mitt romney even though his father was fighting over seating delegates at exact same time at the same convention. paul is trying to show is he not his father. that's why he's concerned. showing he can appeal to some who may even consider themselves defense hawks. >> even democrats say this makes paul look a little bit more palatable b

. >>> paul says we are about to get a stretch of wet weather. that's good luck, paul. >> reporter: yeah. it is good news. and what a change. many of you hit the 80s today. livermore close to 80. foster city 74. richmond sunshine. 68degrees. way such an abrupt change? huge area of low pressure off to the west not blocked by a ridge of high pressure. the ridge is finally moving out. that will allow something else to move in, a significant prolonged pattern change. we will go through future cast. rainfall into the north bay tomorrow morning. raping in oakland, san francisco and san bruno no by 11:00. rain moves steadily into the bay area by tomorrow afternoon. it will be a wet commute as early as tomorrow morning in the north bay. we will all get rain tomorrow. this will be the begins of a pretty prolonged wet weather pattern. we could use every drop. we will talk about how much and how long, coming up. >> paul, we will see you then. >>> oakland police admit officers are stopping and searching african americans at a far higher rate than any other ra

paul is reaching out to constituents. and showing republican establishment types that he's willing to fight. at the same time, sayingvacy rights. and goes after benghazi. last month, i made this prediction on the show. on the right, rand paul is the man to beat. he wants it and is not about to shrink back into his senate seat. he's running to win control of the republican party and turn it in his direction. right now, my call, february 27th, 2014. clinton versus paul, with clinton winning within five. >> mark, tell me about the thinking here of going out to this iconic place, a hot bed of liberalism. getting applause on a very narrowly defined message about the nsa. >> well, it has broad appeal to both parties. second, to appeal to young people, where republicans have not done well in, and some of the other events, he's going places where most republicans don't go, are afraid of going to, and don't know what to say. paul is skilled. i tweeted out this link. your catalog of why he's doing well, i think is spot-on. of all the qualities the republicans are looking for in a nominee, he has them. but the establishment is

paul says, is it true that the u.s. has deployed submarines in the search for mh-370 in the indian ocean? are submarines potentially useful here? >> they do have acoustic listening and sonar abilities. i'm not a submarine expert, but they have to have the cutting edge technology if they're a warship to look out in front of them and look around them. but they're a very expensive item to run, and you could do the same with autonomous vehicles. sound is very limited. you can only look -- unclassified, i guess, 1,000 meters on each side, maybe 2,000 meters, depending on your strength of your sonar and you have to be down close to the bottom. if these are 13,000 feet deep, even the best subs do not go that deep. >> this is from gale who says is there an aircraft carrier heading out to the search area? >> not as far as i'm aware. >> tim, do they need a floating runway out there? is that even possible with the seas? >> well, sure. an aircraft carrier can operate, and it would be paced that would give them an opportunity to spe

it may be that gene and paul says we are a band now and we are not doing that to you. >> that would be good loyalty. you are right. they should have said they shouldn't have given it up and it would have been another big move for gene and paul to say, no, we want to stick with loyalty. they have been there a longtime. 25 years. >> the reason the police stayed together is because are you a trio, right? >> we get along so well and we love each other. they tried to pull us apart, but they only succeeded for 20 years. >> we used to have nothingness. it is the thing that holds the two-inch tape together and the cone of nothingness. i am nothing and i am no one. >> it is rare you are in a band with a guy that has one name and there is echo involved. ego involved. >> what other bands are there? bono is not egotist cal. >> you can have an ego and be charming as well. look at me. >> they encouraged personal growth. when we were busting out and everyone was going to come to shows and they show up, wow. recognize them right away. he was the one guy who said i am gene simmons. we are looking at hi

bush saying, we want freedom and a successful iraq, and paul says: you were young, and you used to live there, and you're sunni and kurdish, and a young iraqi, and talk to us again. how are young iraqis really coping with this trauma? >> okay, first of all, thank you for having me on the show, and for giving me the opportunity to show the world through aljazeera. so my situation is unique, because i lived in baghdad. i'm from baghdad, a sunni arab, and we moved to up to the north, and by the end of 2007. and then i finished high school, arabic high school. and then i joined the american university of iraq, and so i left my family and went to the university. i still feel today that i have the memory -- in baghdad, and i had to, when i went to school there, i remembered their faces looking at me, how they looked. cars were not able to go into the streets because of the dead bodies. and to my school, when i went to one of my secondary schools. i went to more than six schools in baghdad, during my school time, because every time we were in one neighborhood, and then there were some kind of

. >>> we had rain earlier and paul says more rain is coming back. >> more is coming. kpix5's doppler is poised to be active with a slight thunderstorm chance. as of right now, a few showers out there inland. concord getting a few showers. lafayette, dublin, pleasanton. here's the deal. the entire setup in the atmosphere has flipped over the past 24 hours. gone is the blocking ridge of high pressure. now we have a big area of low pressure off to the west driving the storm track to northern california. rain picking up in the morning. soggy for the morning commute and a risk for small hail and thunderstorms tomorrow. that is not even the wettest day of the forecast. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thanks paul. sigh you then. >>> a 17-year-old boy died saving his parents at yosemite over the weekend. the boy's mother went into the river not realizing how deep and cold it was. her husband tried to help her but ran into trouble as well. their son drove in and helped the struggling pair out, but he got caught in a whirlpool and at an area known as devil's elbow, he drown

paul says that as the first african-american president, president obama should know better, given thee on civil rights leaders. >>> quickly recapping what we have learned today in the mystery of flight 370, a federal official tells cnn, new clues suggest the dramatic route change that sent the plane heading west may have been programmed into the plane's computer to be executed automatically. >>> also, maine officials say they have received new radar data from another country but they won't reveal who provided the data or what they show. >>> and the fbi is now looking at the flight simulator seized from the pilot's home. experts are trying to recover some deleted files that potentially, folksily could contain some critical clues. >>> remember you can always follow us on twitter. you can tweet me at wolf blitzer. you can certainly tweet the show at cnn sit room. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. erin burnett "out front "starts right now. >>> next, breaking news. president obama speaking for the first time about flight 370 today. what he said about the invest

paul says this is a little more traffic here in town it's all for the cars don't even know the pedestrians through with a consonant and too much traffic the kimono and that i think they do everything they can to build trust. but that's no good businesses shut up. the one thing everyone agrees on is that something must be done statistically every doesn't waste an average of seventy two hours each year in traffic for three whole days he's a flexible tool estimation digital form. he was able to. i'm certain it's a solution that would reduce traffic in and around brussels. in the day the middle of this. twenty oh eight are going to charge a fee to drive to brussels still have to offer alternatives. one is transportation to be honest there's still a lot to be done there the tannins this petition against the proposed toll collected one hundred and seventy thousand signatures almost immediately that call politicians' attention to the next is coming up and make more and more are turning against the tone in his country for foreign hostages the gridlock is also something the italians are use to comp

paul saying cat said douglas herbert auntie some twenty five km outside the city near a major ukrainian military base that can cost to him and now for the latest outbreaks yes i let the petty probably a military base to ukrainian military base twenty five km south east of the crimean capital and what we've been witnessing over the past now is a gradual what seems to be a very tense standoff in the making here what you see behind the arc. russian commandos. several dozen of them perhaps as many as two hundred heavily armed. i was speaking to one before not denying that they are rushing in a rustic minutes keep going around the perimeter of this ukrainian based in the past few minutes we saw dozens of soldiers of russian commandos with machine guns emerging from a boat military vehicles military trucks a couple of them mounted with heavy machine guns deployed around the perimeter of the youth of this ukrainian base here. now we have not seen at least i have not seen in the ukrainian soldiers show their face today. they may be inside the barracks hold up. we had known earlier that the lett

companies sell says the commission will also work on a mechanism to allow companies to transfer between paul says to us as the csis the setting up a dedicated division. the crackdown on illegal securities and futures related activities the cia stasi is also cooperating with that in this the eye in its plan to include tiny space is in these emerging markets index change to paddle with the economy good point two percent in the last quarter the figure has been revised down from the previous point three percent. the risotto is slow increases in capital spending and consumption the news as concerns that the private sector in japan lacks momentum. also out the january current account deficit which widened to a man called high of one point five eight nine trillion yen higher than estimates as exports continue to be slack and energy imports of rice japan's economy is expected to perform better in this court to ask consumers will likely go on a shopping spree before next month's sales tax hike bought second look and let them a drop off for that reason. today's numbers reinforce concerns that i'm going wha

that's what rand paul says all the time. n him and let me ask in this context -- not just rand paul. of all the 2016 potentials who paraded before that conference, not one of them mentioned immigration. that's been a huge issue in the republican party. not one of them touched it. >> that's right. there were a couple panels about minority outreach and like most panels a at cpac they weren't that well attended. marco rubio who finished second to rand paul last year in the straw poll came in fifth or sixth place this year which could be an indicator of his position on immigration. he led the charge on the senate bill that ultimately failed. he then sort of came out against his own bill. rubio's also interesting because this was like heavily libertarian crowd an marco has really stepped into that sort of neocon interventionist space in the republican party. i think that's probably another reason why he had such a poor showing there is that a lot of lib tear yans in the crowd aren't necessarily supportive of his foreign policy. >>

paul saying multinational oil companying take that pipeline through america, do whatever the hell you want to do. no way paul can call himself a libertarian and support the takeover of private property through the heartland. where is all of the sovereignty talk? where's the liberty and rights and the freedom and the american everyone of all of this? it's in his back pocket. it's a a calling card from trans-canada, this is what we want. turns out, rand paul, he's no different from the rest of them. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. tonight's question, is senator rand paul a hypocrite or libertarian. a for hypocrite, b for l libertarian. we'll bring you results later on in the show. i want to bring in e.j. dion of "the washington post." is rand paulness position based in reality? it's politically confusing, he says one thing yet supports something else. >> i would like to say that raising the minimum wage would solve the crisis in the ukraine but i don't think anyone would believe me. and i think that what you're seeing here and he's not alone in this, is that a l

yet just want to choke a twenty one year old unemployed residents it's unfair paul says he was pistol whipped and beaten my aunt in mosques man when he went to help three ukrainian soldiers on the ground and bean cakes. and the bastille is also being played out with ukrainian news channels reportedly taken off them or place by russian programming the residency was crying into her main cause of ukraine is trying to make their voices heard in spite of the kremlin's scare tactics. given the honor will do that. liam i was in god's crime in and you cry and i went to look the region softly crying. all troy on the lights to sort out this issue all you put the needle the bureaucracy and the documentation of mull it over all a's and voice fest it will be passed on to fold its the simple independents who needs it. the chemical would use it. things like she's also play amongst scholars who say they will not take up bombs to worry about what might happen if russia an ex's crimea. my ideal home with plenty of people understand that the u of i got to the referendum all in all everything is destroye

did ideological stripes devastated by sending an economy has of course crumble some on the apostle paul says have no way to make money and of the sixty percent live in pa thirty one to match as resident told us his young children have to work to put it on the table the idea that he lent me money to earn his team one hundred eighty degrees the case of extreme crisis of the mounted day. i can have a darling family came to my life to destroy region that sits right now. now you can get my own grave. that leads to the construction manager is now more children are working. sons and daughters and a half to lead the reconstruction i love my weekend back in twenty twelve with very little money in my pocket in my car which still have to be off. between then and now it wasn't for my kids were helping me somehow helloo people. i was disabled for my house was hit by mortar and destroyed it that my car was also damaged the story can help when it opened because i can walk only with walking. they'll probably look fine. it's time to see that and do not work and south of bangkok scientists have joined the civ

. >> when you hear senator rand paul say what he says, what do you think? >> it is disheartening. knowing what we do, if you talk to other members of congress, they will tell you that we're doing the right thing here. from my perspective, we aren't doing anything illegal. and if we do, we'll be the first to catch it, and we'll report it. and if somebody steps out of line inappropriately, we'll hold them accountable. you can trust that. >> and here's what he said at berkeley. >> he writes, especially your right to privacy, is under assault. i think i perceive fear of an intelligence community that is drunk with power, unrepentant and uninclined to relinquish power. >> pretty strong stuff. >> he ought to come up here and meet the people. some are from his state. and i'll tell you that these are the people, the noble people. i would rather have this conversation today than to have been sitting here answering why we didn't stop a terrorist attack. >> so that's the 9/11 commission connect the dots? >> that's the 9/11 commission connect the dots. if we stop and somebody gets through, th

the only one questioning surveillance in an interview with syracuse dot com former congressman ron paul says that while he was in his capitol office. his staffers often joked own just remember they'll be listening at that time he said there probably weren't microphones in his office. they said it looks like it's getting close to it now that we see the flag day is spying on a congressman not only former government officials were concerned about government spying according to reports the new york times over the weekend the nsa has hacked into the network sent me a telecommunications giant huawei technologies an effort to learn whether the company was spying on behalf of beijing. that's all for insulated documents leaked by former government contractor and were snowmen. according to the documents which were published by der spiegel and the new york times. the nsa spying on the communications of company executives and collecting information to plan so called back doors on equipment from the chinese networking manufacturer. of course is not the first time the tiniest telecommunications giant is i

field of twenty fourteen nato has plenty to keep with you don't force vector clean and insist upon paul says. thinking back to ca to find solutions forty d said he had two he's fifty five prisoners from the detention center he could milk. the move comes after a stint on the tennis ace deceased announcement to seize the disputed sixty five business is a sign on was doing. egan yesterday sentenced independence from this vest and docklands. a car tuesday said the business but he's on the basis that the land she pukes a book. it opened on the couch letting about how to make it about time and what was that it was about a band geek. today we got a bit of the case to stop them from the cupboard above oven with the duty we owe it to the club and got to the bundaberg and redemption with the comic and we haven't got anybody can i say we did get killed but at least look at its tip. it was a kid one thirty pm we documented the most of the top twenty most of them but a lot of local machine gun could tell it was the person wanted to dedicate most of the game the total them up into several miles and miles

senator paul says it's about issues americans of every political stride can relate to. government spying. uc berkeley political science professor says at some point the junior senator will need to expand his appeal. >> if you own a cell phone, you're under surveillance. i believe what you do on your cell phone is none of their damn business. >> i think for him, at this stage being a part of conversation is at least, you know an element of a victory. >> the professor says he's likely to find success by focusing on the message of privacy and restrained foreign policy saying the idea of being less involved is a thing that seems to resonate with young voters. i can tell you auditorium was filled with 400 students, faculty and people from around the community that wanted to hear him speak i'll have a live report at 6:00 to tell you about press availability days to ask tougher questions around the affordable care act and his plan for 2016. at uc berkeley, nick smith abc7 news. >> there is a big opportunity tomorrow for bay area residents with mortgage issues crews spent the da

i would be shocked if he doesn't. >> rand paul says he wants to broaden the party, not criticize othergly a swipe at ted cruz was criticized for slamming others. >> this is an interesting thing that rand paul is doing over the last couple of years. he was elevated to the senate in 2010 on the back of the tea party. unlike a lot of his tea party peers, he hasn't really taken a hard line on every single issue across the board. he is splitting the baby between making nice with his hib bertarian base. the people that supported his father, ron paul. also, trying to reach out to the republican establishment, expand that sort of idealogical appeal to a larger segment of the electorate. he recently met with eric holder, the attorney general, who he is suing over nsa surveillance. he also met with him on something they could agree on, which was reducing mandatory minimums for drug convictions shall sentencing reform. he is really trying to expand the party's reach. he is at least talking about it in a little bit more of a substantive way than some of his conservative come patriots who are think

but now rand paul says he's through with all that because other famous political sons didn't have to deal with the trappings of familial ties. did he get questions about his dad, paul asked, referencing george w. bush, i don't know that he did, to tell you the truth. what paul is trying to do is trying to get the benefits of being related to an american political figure without the cost. and the dynamic politics that rand paul is trying to run away from are actually more prominent than you might think going into the midterm elections. in rand paul's home state of kentuck kentucky--her dad is a former state representative and state democratic party chair. in georgia, michelle nunn wants to win the senate seat once held by her father sam nunn. jason carter, grand son of jimmy is running for governor in that state. governor andrew cuomo in new york, holds the job his father had for three terms. he's running for re-election this year, and so is governor jerry brown, whose dad was also governor of california. senators pat roberts and mary landrieu have family connections in politics, so do

paul ryan gives us the culture version. he sayswe look to inner cities and we look to culture, but it's the same old racist stereotypes that used to be tied to biology. when he cite, paul murray, we see this is directly connected to the old biological stereotypes, which are ultimately the foundations of white supremacist notions. >> i'll just say in closing this is also the guy who talks about makers and takers and the idea that this 47% and what have you and sort of this lazy idea sort of all goes -- flows through that. thank you to joe madison and ian haney lopez. >> thank you. >> next, we'll check on the ground on crimea with richard engel to get the latest on the russia/ukraine standoff. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one

paul says it is an issue that america's youth cares about and is held by the berkeley forum, a nonpartisan forum run by undergraduate students at uc berkeley. >> java views has the national hiring day on treasure island to create job opportunities and develop skills and experience for young people this summer. the c.e.o. of java juice wants to provide a break for low income people providing trades including culinary arts and provide jobs for the summer. >> you want something cold and refreshing because the temperatures are climbing. >> today is a harder day on body as we hit the mid-70's in some areas and considering we are starting in the 30's and 40's it will be a change. walnut creek and fremont are the cool spots at 40 and dublin/pleasanton is 41 and concord is 43, and 46 indown city and oakland and 48 in pittsburg and san leandro, sfo, daly city and san francisco, at 50 to 51. the temperatures are well above average today and a beautiful picture from the exploritorium, seven in livermore and san francisco and 80 in napa and redwood city and san jose and oak hand is nine degrees warmer

and paul says if anyone wants to get involved they can go to lunarlion.psu.edu.it from here, alisyn. back to you. >> and he zbl very cool stuff. >> the nation's first curved coin is about to go in print at the mint. >> what would you put on a coin? >> our best tweets. next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i uld angot her a subaru. irl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a suru, a subaru. >>> all right. so we asked, what would you put on the face of a coin? >> richard, how about your face, alisyn? beats old presidents any day. >> thanks, richard. keith says a 1965 pontiac gto. >> ed says i'd put a unfurled flag on one side, and a service man or woman representing our military branches on the other. >> that's a good coin. >> see you tomorrow. here's gretchen. >>> fox news alert today. more confusion surrounding the disappearance of malaysian airlines flight 370. the search for the missing jetliner expanding today as investigators try to determine if someone on board actually diverted it now on p

rand paul. >> and the name is not going to be a liability. >> i'm sayinggot a lot to offer. >> father? >> praying for a miracle. [ laughter ] >> on that note, that's all the time we have left. thank you for being with us. hope you all have a great weekend. >>> hello and good morning. it is saturday the 8th of march, 2014. a boeing 777 vanishing mid flight and search and rescue crews are scrambling at this hour to find out what happened to 239 people. how does a jumbo jet just disappear. >>> even more people have stopped looking for work all together. so why is the president in miami selling student loans and more debt to our unemployed dead

and paul says i think that you're making a big deal out of nothing.about you blow helium into a plastic bag and float away and somewhere over the atlantic let go. well, all right. i have out you calm down or better yet take the same helium bag and go to cnbc where you will be with viewers are equally high-pitched. and the world is falling apart. russia is pushing us to the brink of war. these guys are worried about plastic tags? it's proof that these guys are in the back. and i think you're dead on right. and i'm thinking it is not paper or plastic. and that'll do it for us. good night. the original obamacare deadline for enrollment has arrived in the white house could not wait to congratulate themselves despite another major malfunction despite another glitch john of web site preventing applicants from completing their applications or even beginning the process the department of health and human services telling fox news today the tech team monitoring healthcare.org has identified an issue and

rand paul. >> and the name is not going to be a liability. >> i'm sayingto offer. >> father? >> praying for a miracle. [ laughter ] >> on that note, that's all the time we have left. thank you for being with us. hope you all have a great weekend. greta is now. >> tonight, "on the record" takes you inside cpac. >> it's time for a little rebellion on the battlefield of idea he let us save this nation. >> it's not in our d.n.a. but it's in a republic. it's in our founding documents. ♪ >> governor perry put out the most today. >> it is time for washington fos the constitution steashes as -- stabs as the federal government's role. defend our country. provide a cogent foreign policy. what the heck, deliver the

he'd go have a family gathering and say, all the little kids, nieces and nephews with uncle paul andn't worry about college. i'll take care of college. just study hard. >> walker never finished college himself but even as his movie career took off his father knew junior was ready to slow down. to become a more present father for his daughter. >> he was looking so forward to going to take a hiatus and, gosh dad, she's 15. i don't have much more time to be with her. >> walker's words proved to be eerily prophetic leaving behind those who loved him the most. searching to make sense of his sudden death. friend and director rob cohen was devastated by the news. >> he called me his movie dad and i feel like i lost my son. i can't -- i can't really believe it. it's just not fair. that's what i keep thinking. it's just not fair. >> walker's death had a similar effect on his "fast and furious" costarred like vin diesel, dwayne johnson and tyrese gibson. diesel visited the crash site to pay his respects. >> thank you for coming down here. and showing that angel up in heaven how much you apprec

paul ryan, marco rubio and others saying the war on poverty started by lyndon johnson many years ago has not worked. and putting more money into these government programs is not the answer. but this budget is basically not going anywhere. we are talking about politic. bill: you are selling message, and policy in election year. but paul ryan is forceful. we have thrown a lot of money at the program in a decade and what have the americans gone the for it. >> these are the two players who will be big today on these issues. palm ryan made the case, if you look at the percentage of people in poverty, since the war on poverty started it's not gone down that much. that will be the battle line. remember the president is saying the economy is on the upswing and at the same time saying so many people are in poverty and republicans saying this is the president's second term, not second term. bill: but the president is asking for new spending. where do you get that money? >> the whole issue as you know, bill, the grand bargain, retirement reform, big tax deal, that's not happening. so this is mo

paul ryan says we are going to reform welfare. s not working and i have a bunch of new ideas. >> this is an over political document from paul ryan. he still wants to cut taxes on the rich but he also wants to punish the poor. the poor are to blame for their situation and medicaid and food stamps make them lazy and not want to work. he has almost no evidence -- he has no evidence for this and he cites social science that does not support his view. this is where the republican party is. there are no compassionate conservatives love. >> megan, you're compassionate. >> i'm not sure i'm a conservative. there is evidence of these traps at various levels with poverty that at some level you are losing benefits because the phaseouts for means testing and then people have negative incentive to work. i think what is interesting about this document is that it exists and at this point you are seeing a switch right now with republicans being the party of ideas looking to actually put proposals out there while democrats are defending the status q

paul says, ask if it could be a hijacking gone wrong.he hijacker ran out of fuel flying under radar. so if it was a hijacking, are you perplexed by no claim of responsibility, tom? >> not necessarily. there have been other cases where there hasn't been. also the flying under the radar, i would dispute that. when that plane turned back and went through three other airport radars, those radars go to the ground. that plane would have had to have been a subway train to avoid radar. those radars would have picked that plane up. there's no going under those radars. >> this scenario is batteries on board catching fire. here's what lori says, huge question is the lithium batteries on board. could that be a cause of explosion and crash? huge question mark for me, could that be the cause, jeff wise? >> sure. theoretically, that could be the cause. there could be an unknown cause of fire. fires can rise from a number of causes. there haven't been any indications, there's no evidence for a fire. there weren't any acars transmissions that indicated f

why ron paul says eliminate the irs all together, ron in just a minute. first to washington on the data slip that's already got the pry vacy folks ready to rip. michael. >> reporter: the house ways and mean chairman promises his committee will take a thorough look at this incident after the irs has broken the american people's trust. the tax collection agency has been under intense scrutiny since it was revealed it targeted conservative groups seeking tax exempt status. the irs says the information at issue which we presently believes dates back to 2007 or earlier included irs employee-related information and not general taxpayer information or records. they said this was not a problem with our network or systems but rather an isolated instance. in an e-mail, it was said its personal information about 20,000 people and worked for irs offices in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. the last time he was on capitol hill, the commissioner tried reassuring lawmakers he's focused on cleaning up this irs mess. bottom line you can expect a lot of lawmakers to h

. >>> why is senator rand paul saying this about our first black president?he kentucky republican in a new york times interview. quote, the first african american president ought to be a little more conscious of the fact of what has happened with the abuses of domestic spying. martin luther king was spied upon. civil rights leaders were spied upon. muhammad ali was spied upon. anti-war protestors were spied upon. is rand paul really bringing race into a conversation about the nsa? and he doubled down in a speech at uc berkeley last night. >> i find it ironic that the first african american president has without compunction allowed this vast exercise of raw power by the nsa. certainly j. edgar hoover's spying on martin luther king and others in the civil rights movement should give us all pause. >> you find it ironic senator paul? let's clear up a few things. first, president obama knows full well the history of u.s. spying on civil rights leaders. he mentioned dr. king specifically when he announced reforms to the nsa earlier this year. >> during the course o

paul ryan are making the message, we don't need more moderates, we need more conservatives, and paul ryan saying we need to win people over to the ideas. rick perry in that camp. chris christie a little on the other side, saying i don't care how we brand ourselves, let's just win, baby. >> that's the big message. >> right. >>

paul. >> i'll say neither finish all five. >> i've got to foe with the other guy since she picked paul. >other, wasabi colored, too. >> yes. apparently white chocolate favored with the wasabi but look light green, have the cookie kit cat crunch. >> the guy in the beanie's struggling. paul's still got it together. >> you can tell, they are not enjoying this process. >> hey, did my guy win? >> your guy won. >> you win yourself a wasabi kit cat. >> you're not going to want one. >> i can't believe those exist. i can't believe they're real. who thought, let's combine kit cats with 15 wasabi? >> doesn't sound appetizing. >> no. >> oh! >> another cat up in a tree. seems like it's just in the lineage or something. it wasn't a regular house cat, it was a bobcat. >> oh. >> up in a tree. >> do you rescue a bobcat? >> you look at him, yep, yep, not another cat. >> it's hanging out. gets up there for a reason, to see if there's anything this thing could eat. >> john wests of the colorado river in arizona, just go down the water, looks up, sees the tree, notices something in the tree, starts recording

loved -- i always was going to say paul rodriguez. days i know everybody says p rod. know he is developing show, and i tell you, he's a good-looking kid. me and paul both have good-looking children. good.ds came out looking tavis: tell me a bit more about your journey in this town. .'m really happy to see you has it been worth it to go through all this? >> that's a good question. i think about that. i would have called myself rick rivers, would my career have been different? my agents wanted me to call myself that. it's a road less traveled, but i think hearing about your culture, understanding we are part of a huge tribe has made my life far more interesting. i think looking back i chose the right choice. my children, they are half .nglo, half mexican i said men to spanish language school. i call it spanish language waterboarding. they learn spanish that way. i installed in them a love of the culture. if you love your culture you are able to love other cultures. it's about being inclusive and not exclusive. that's the latino i know. -- here isdanger where i get in tro

and, then it would have been another big move for gene to say, paul to say.he guys have been there a long time. 25 years. >> the reason why the police stayed together because you are a trio right? >> we get along so well. we love each other. can't pull us apart they tried to pull us apart. >> they did. >> but nthey only succeeded for 25 years. >> no outsized ego in the band. >> we had the cone of nothingness. it is the thing that hold the two inch tape together. forms, velcro, cone of nothingness. i am nothing, no one. >> very rare in a band where a guy has one name. there is ego involved? >> let's see. what other band are there? there is -- a few. but, you know, bono is not egotistical. >> wonderful guy. charming. >> there goes that whole theory. >> you can have an ego and charming. pull off two things. look at me. >> must have encouraged personal growth in that band with the makeup thing is that when weep were busting out and everyone would come to shows. and you know give us props. show up, hey, wow, recognize them right away. he was the one guy who said,

we heard congressman paul say there's no gop divide but here was senator ted cruz this morning.a listen to him. >> all of us remember president dole. and president mccain and president romney. look, those are good men, they are decent men, but when you don't stand and draw a clear distinction, when you don't stand for principle, democrats celebrate. >> all right, very quickly, because we've got breaking news on the foreign policy side. i did want to hear from you, how do you put forward a show of unity when speakers emphasize a divide so often? >> you saw paul ryan talk about the fact we need to unite and come together and christie talked about that and senator rubio talked about that. what we've got to do is agree on central principles and agree all of these candidates would be better than hillary clinton. and frankly, to have a little fun with you, if hillary clinton had a resume map like you've got, i think these days it would say benghazi on one side of her head and reset -- failed reset russia policy on the other. i think the democrats would like to focus on our guys but th

ron paul says this has got to end, because we're tapped out. congressman, here we go again. i always believe with big hearts and very big and worthy goals. but to no real financial end. >> well, you know about good intentions, where it gets you, and that's generally the case. you mentioned syria. we mentioned getting money to help people that were helping al qaeda. but you know one thing that might be an unintended consequence. the new government wants some money. they said there was a pressing need. of course, we're supposed to come up with a billion, but it's going to be a lot more than that, because the european promised $15 billion, and we will be obligated for some of that. but they're going to -- that assumes that we have the money and it assumes that there are no pressing needs in this country, and that we're going to send them this money. but i think something that's interesting that might happen, the unintended consequences. one of the things is, they're behind on their payments to russia to natural gas. so maybe if we send the money to the new government, they will